IELTS SPEAKING Mock Exam - Rahul from India 💬🇮🇳 - Band 8.5 (8.0) (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)

𝗜̲𝗘̲𝗟̲𝗧̲𝗦̲ ̲𝗗̲𝗔̲𝗜̲𝗟̲𝗬̲ ̲𝗔̲𝗣̲𝗣̲ ̲𝗗̲𝗢̲𝗪̲𝗡̲𝗟̲𝗢̲𝗔̲𝗗̲
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[@Meerkhan12345]

Greetings from Pakistan. It's really a nice piece of demo for IELTS exams . Keep making more videos for IELTS students.

[@IELTSDaily]

Thanks for the compliment and we will.

[@christiananwogwugwu7896]

Hello Chris, I want to appreciate you and your team for the sample IELTS speaking tests you provided here. I subscribed to your channel very late though and it was very helpful. I got a band 7.5 in my IELTS speaking test.

[@IELTSDaily]

Hello Christiana. What an amazing result. So proud! Well done to you and best wishes for the future.

[@syamili6078]

According to me Is natural one for indian students. I dont know where i get this. But i really use it... I think it maybe our maths bcz in indians math textbooks the statement is essential to get good score. If u need to write a statement for a right angle triangle its goes like...... According to Pythagoras...... Like that. 😂 So by studying that thing its a common tool that we make use for math.... Now on ielts

[@IELTSDaily]

Interesting point of view!

[@aleksey-z9n]

What is the maximum score I can get if I don't use any idioms? They are really difficult for me to remember.

[@minhhongnguyen2350]

I think using idioms is not obligatory. You can still get a 9.0 as long as you show that you have a wide range of vocabulary amd meet all the other criterias (but using idioms is good indeed, just try to remember some that are common and useful. Don't make mistakes using idioms, it can lower your score a lot)

[@mytranhoan8135]

Hello Chris, your videos are always useful and I really appreciate them. Overal, in this practice test, Rahul did a great job. His 2nd part is really good and I love his fluency, confidence and speed. However, I suppose Rahul needs to make more improvements in his pronunciation since sometimes I find it hard to listen and understand what he was talking without subtitles. His performance may be much better if he has clearer pronunciation. That would be perfect. Thanks for your reading.

[@fcfanbayern2002]

This is because he is an Indian. That's the reason why it's challenging for him to improve his pronunciation. If you smell a rat, you'd do research on the Indian Accent English.

[@anantparekh7100]

I will also use Saying from my culture

[@IELTSDaily]

Understood

[@KavindhyaJayakody]

11:47, I have a lot of Indian friends who are related to this. They are excellent in telling lies like that. Anyway this is a really good programme. I ❤this channel.

[@IELTSDaily]

Thanks for sharing

[@harmanrandhawa7701]

How we can prepare speaking in one month . I mean to say, what we should need to do??

[@mikawamiau3381]

Rahul accent is difficult to understand but he is fluent and has a great vocabulary.

[@kojo9895]

thank you guys

[@IELTSDaily]

Welcome

[@ashikaganga3533]

Thanks

[@IELTSDaily]

Welcome

[@richaa5675]

Hey Chris, So what should one use instead of "according to me" Or "in my opinion" as I didn't get your point as well. Kindly could you make me understand the point??

[@forieltsptereview]

The examiner's eyes, wow!

[@AS-cg1ln]

Thanks🌹❤

[@IELTSDaily]

Pleasure

[@htunwailwin2859]

his English is very good.

[@angelino4753]

*Indian people are very nice people, especially Indian girls (some guys so dirty ), but the accent is not a good to understand sometimes, but it's a good challenge to us guys. I have a Indian girl friend, she helps me to improve my English-speaking and I feel so confident when I have to opportunity to talk to her. Hey teacher Chris send a hug. I'm Angeliño* 😜♥️

[@IELTSDaily]

Hi Angelino. We try not to make broad negative statements about people and cultures.

[@Joseash]

@@Stereo-l7d lmao most of the north indians indeed are lol

[@angelino4753]

@@IELTSDaily Sorry for that

[@angelino4753]

@@Stereo-l7d hey man, some girls is complaining about the Indian man who is very dirty about your habits 🙄 😜

[@angelino4753]

@@Stereo-l7d I never say that, I was talking about your habits homie. I have a punjabi Indian girlfriend 😊

[@luckybhalan9333]

What he said in the first line about family

[@Cour_reet_bapusson]

How to take your classes do u provide online classes sir?

[@stchk0060]

such a strong accent, is it really acceptable to get a high score? Do the examiner not to care too much about the accent?

[@ashiqantonyjoseph8725]

Aju grow up

[@rashidakamolova6953]

I don't understand, especially part2

[@vijeshputhiyaparambathpp5100]

Chris said “ he did make some mistake” . Can say he made some mistake instead of he did make mistake? Any one please

[@suzan3562]

Both are correct but the first one you emphasize what you're saying

[@akdas4760]

He is a confident person

[@rajveerkaur509]

Hey Chris!!! How are you doing??

[@IELTSDaily]

Welcome

[@tittiola2759]

Can you help me with your email .

[@aarondamian9307]

Hello Chris, I just want to thank you and your team for providing such great and real exams videos. I got 7 bands in speaking

[@IELTSDaily]

Aaron...that's absolutely wonderful. Well done to you ✅✅✅

[@AnjuSharma-qz4iv]

TBH RAHUL'S ANSWERS ARE SO IMPRESSIVE . I HAVE NO IDEA WHERE HE WOULD BE GETTING SUCH IDEAS FROM AND THAT TOO WITHIN SECONDS . I REALLY WISH I COULD SPEAK LIKE HIM . WANT TO SEE MORE FROM HIM .

[@IELTSDaily]

Thanks Anju. Really appreciate that.

[@aiymgulabd]

He's very confident, gave me motivation 👍🏻

[@IELTSDaily]

Wonderful 😊😊

[@madhuraghosh9456]

Hey Chris! I just wanted to thank you for all the resources you put out here for students such as myself. I had a very short prep window for my IELTS, and crammed as much info as I could from your videos. I've received an overall 8.5, with 9s in reading and listening, but lost my scores in Speaking and writing- which I think I could have avoided if not for the lack of prep time. Such is life though, and I thank you for all you do!

[@IELTSDaily]

Hello Madhura. Sincere congratulations on your amazing scores. You should be very proud

[@purplerose1506]

Great thanx Chris we realy appreciate ur effort 👍 And ur team Im doing my best to be fluent in EL

[@IELTSDaily]

That's our pleasure. Thanks for watching

[@purplerose1506]

@@IELTSDaily would u plz answer me, Information is countable or uncountable??? As I read about it I see it is uncountable but someone tell me is wrong it is coun.

[@James_Wenston0]

Though he speaks fluently, He still has an Indian accent which makes me feel that he speaks hindi

[@olimov5697]

I do love his confidence and speaking

[@krishpatel5161]

Thank you so much ielts daily team especially Chris and his team....

[@IELTSDaily]

Thanks Krish. So happy to hear that.

[@AnjuSharma-qz4iv]

14:51 URHM . ., HE APOLOGIZED BECAUSE HE FIRST TOLD " Cleaning the utensils " AND THEN " washing the dishes " WHICH ACTUALLY HAVE THE SAME MEANING .HE LATER SAID THAT HE MEANT " " WASHING THE CLOTHES "

[@ranjeetbhullar1012]

He apologised because firstly he said cleaning utensils and then washing the dishes which is same when it comes to meaning…..after that he said washing the clothes where he was trying to say clothes in place of dishes in the second instance .

[@IELTSDaily]

Got it!

[@johnj.817]

I really really appreciate you work. Thant you to share with is this amazing video. Sincerely John from Cameroon. Look after yourself

[@IELTSDaily]

Thanks Johnny 😊⭐🌻

[@imanfathi4064]

Very bad accent

[@jasurmamadiyorov2886]

subtitle

[@neel2467]

Hey Chris! I want to join the channel to be able to watch the members-only videos but I cannot find my way around it. it's like the join button is gone. Am I missing something? Thank you in advance!

[@IELTSDaily]

Hi Neel sometimes the join button is not available in some countries. That's a KZbin decision. Sorry

[@Mustseeshorts624]

I have my speaking exam tomorrow 😪

[@ПутьИстины-д1ь]

good luck!

[@IELTSDaily]

Best wishes

[@supunsandika5455]

Thank you very much 👍

[@IELTSDaily]

Pleasures

[@NguyenVinh-mx5pn]

He's cool

[@IELTSDaily]

Thanks

[@PawanKumar-bz3mu]

👍👍👍

[@dilhima4536]

👌👌👌

[@IELTSDaily]

Thanks

[@aboulhasan6237]

Can I use F in stead of using False in the real exam?

[@IELTSDaily]

In the computer test you have no choice. In the paper test, use False. It's safer.

[@lyna5227]

I can't understand his accent

[@mohammedahmed1109]

Yeah indian's accent is very heavy

[@Rushasdiary1993]

❤️❤️

[@RohitSharma___-_]

Brilliant than before ❤️🇮🇳

[@IELTSDaily]

Thanks

[@SamarHussain1]

Great channel great content chris. BTW I have a habbit of reading personality by face or the way someone talks. And by doing that for this examiner "May" I feel like she's a Singer. Can you confirm if she sings ?

[@IELTSDaily]

Not sure sorry Samar!

[@KhaledMohamed-tu2cb]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart, actually I need your advice how can improve my speaking skills.

[@IELTSDaily]

Watch all our speaking videos

[@s.amalithikasamanaleedesil7007]

2 nd comment 🙋🙋

[@IELTSDaily]

🤣🤣

[@zahramanafi4793]

You changed the sentence "Recently I had gone on a hike" to "Recently I had went on a hike"!!!! I think Rahul's was less incorrect.

[@rsankar0831]

,@4:47 he says 'recently '...it means he refers to an action that he did just maybe a day ago...So to mention that we should use simple past...perfect past is used when it is done a long time ago... therefore we will use had+past participle(not past tense)..that's what the mistake 'had gone'....past participle of go is went...😇👌

[@super_sg21]

😂

[@佐藤勇太-o3n]

Which is the examiner??😁 His English is so advanced that I couldn't distinguish which one is taking the exam😄

[@naturalvibes6203]

He apologises the reason being he said He was washing utensils and dishes which means the means 😇

[@venuskumar2016]

Hello sir please tell what we can use in place of according to me

[@Mike-fg4ir]

hes so fine😮‍💨

[@hridoykhan0000]

Thanks everyone not eligible for band 9.

[@htunwailwin2859]

this video help me, I am studying English.

[@raaariru]

I love these IELTS Speaking mock exam videos. Very clearly, I could get a lot of new vocabulary and idioms that i've never known before.

[@IELTSDaily]

Nice. Download our app

[@nadiaakbar2791]

Hellow Chris!I want to konw how can I improve my fluency, and vocabulary. Rahul did very well.I can't make variety of sentences that Rahul made.so can you give me some advice plz....

[@IslamicLifeStyle720]

Yes i have

[@IslamicLifeStyle720]

You can speak with me then your English and my English becoming good

[@laurencecarldeguzman3388]

This guy is like promoting some product in his IELTS exam part 2.

[@IELTSDaily]

Nope! No paid promotion!

[@laurencecarldeguzman3388]

@@IELTSDaily he's so natural.

[@Mike-fg4ir]

😂😂😂😂

[@kaunghtetkyaw7587]

i'm trying to improve my English by reading but the issue is that i can't find a book to read as an intermediate English learner. I've try some books but i always end up finding so many unknown words in each page. i'm currently reading '' Sapiens ''. what else is as good as ''Sapiens'' for me to read that doesn't have too many advanced vocabularies?

[@IELTSDaily]

Start with children's books 🤣

[@anducnam]

obviouly sapiens is rather tough to read at yr english level. I think u should read fiction and memoir and short stories such as: To all the boys I love before; the fault in our star;michelle obama; chicken soup for the soul...

[@salamatsaburov9114]

If you get only one 8 and others 9 shouldn't it be overall 9? Because if you get 8.75 they will give you 9

[@IELTSDaily]

Scores are rounded down in speaking and writing

[@salamatsaburov9114]

@@IELTSDaily ooo nooooo Thanks for this inf Good to know

[@salamatsaburov9114]

@@IELTSDaily but overall score will be rounded up right Please say yes🙏

[@IELTSDaily]

Yes

[@princesingh4539]

@@IELTSDaily you are wrong as others round up to 9 if test taker got 8.75

[@syedmuhammadmudassir8707]

surely he is working on call centers that's why he is good in English.

[@IELTSDaily]

No he's an IELTS tutor

[@bam9]

@@IELTSDaily really?

[@bg5biy574]

[@IELTSDaily]

Nice